[2025 Udon Thani Attraction] Travel Guide for Chao Pu Chao Ya Shrine (Updated May)

Since this year is my unlucky year, 100% unlucky. When I had some free time, I found an opportunity to go to pray and resolve my unlucky year near my house, which is the Pu-Ya Shrine in Udon Thani Province. Since this was my first time going there, I would like to share the steps to pray and resolve my unlucky year. It might be useful for those who are going there for the first time like me because I was quite dazed in front of it. In addition to praying and resolving my unlucky year, the Pu-Ya Shrine is also a very beautiful location for taking pictures. Especially during the Chinese New Year festival like this, you can wear a cheongsam and take lots of pictures. The event is from today until February 16, 2022. - Monkey Year: 100% unlucky year - Tiger Year: 75% unlucky year - Pig Year: 50% unlucky year - Snake Year: 25% unlucky year ##100 Ways to Travel

#Songkran2024TravelPlacesGrandfather-Grandmother Shrine, Udon Thani 🌟 A large shrine that Udon people worship. When you come to Udon Thani, come to worship the Grandfather-Grandmother Shrine for good luck first. The Grandfather-Grandmother Shrine is located behind the train station near Nong Bua Market, Nittayo Road. It is a large and beautiful Chinese shrine with a garden by the lotus pond. The surrounding area 2 shrines with a view in the middle of the water with a shady atmosphere. And in this Grandfather-Grandmother Shrine, there is also a 99-meter long golden dragon kept, which is used in the Thung Si Mueang Festival in December of every year. Tips for worshiping and asking for blessings In addition to worshiping with 30 incense sticks, worshiping the Grandfather-Grandmother Shrine must offer 4 oranges. When you have worshiped all 6 points, walk to the Kao Liap Bridge, which is believed to be the point of connection to heaven and know what blessing you have asked for. When you're done, come pay your respects to the shrine of Grandfather and Grandmother and bring back 2 oranges. 📌Grandfather and Grandmother Shrine ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. #ReviewUdonThani #TravelUdon #PlacesToVisitUdonThani

#WinterTravel Located at 88 San Chao Nermit Road, Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Mueang Udon Thani District, Udon Thani It is a sacred place and a place for sightseeing and relaxing at Nong Bua. There is a pavilion and a photo spot decorated in Chinese style. There are many carps. You can feed the fish. There is also a museum of Udon Thani stories. You can see and learn. It is free to enter. It is a place with really beautiful decorations.

Shrine of Grandfather and Grandmother is located at 88 San Chao Neramit Road, Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Mueang Udon Thani District, Udon Thani Open 09:00_18:00 This place has a good atmosphere, decorated with many beautiful corners, has a simulated waterfall, a koi pond to feed the fish. And there is also an exhibition room telling the story of Udon for you to learn as well. Free admission, the corner inside is also beautiful for taking pictures. Look anywhere and it is red to welcome Chinese New Year. #ChineseNewYear2566

The Pu-Ya Shrine is a large and beautiful Chinese shrine. There is a garden by the lotus pond. The area around the shrine is a viewpoint in the middle of the water with 2 buildings. The atmosphere is shady. And in the Pu-Ya Shrine, the secret of worshiping and asking for blessings, besides worshiping with 30 incense sticks, worshiping the Pu-Ya Shrine must offer 4 oranges. When you have worshipped at all 6 points, walk to the Kao Liap Bridge, which is believed to be the point of connection to heaven. And know what blessing you asked for. Then, come to say goodbye to the Pu-Ya Shrine and bring back 2 oranges. The first sacred thing that you should stop by to worship at this shrine is "Tee Tee Pae Bo", short for "Tee Kong" or in Thai, "San Thep Yada Fa Din", which is a worship of heaven or the gods in heaven. Pung Tao Kong Ma, or in Thai, Chao Pu Chao Ya, the Pu Chao Ya Shrine is inside. Most of the children of Udon Thani people come to worship to ask for blessings. According to the belief in sacredness, it is said that it is very sacred. Whatever you ask for will always come true. The third sacred object is the Nong Bua Shrine. Because the location of the Pu Ya Shrine is located on the edge of Nong Bua or at present, there is a Nong Bua public park that has invited the Lord of Nong Bua to reside in the area of ​​the Pu Ya Shrine, according to the belief since the establishment of the Pu Ya Shrine. The fourth sacred object is "Tee Chu Eia" or the Thai name is the Lord of the Land, which is the sacred thing that protects and looks after that place, namely the Nong Bua Shrine. #UdonThaniReview #UdonThani #PuYaShrine

Chao Pu-Ya Shrine, a sacred place that Chinese people in Udon have long revered, is a center for the conservation of arts, culture, ancestral ways and the philosophy of Thai-Chinese brothers and sisters amidst beautiful architecture and atmosphere, worth a visit. In addition to worshiping with 30 incense sticks, there is also a belief that you must offer 4 oranges. When you have worshipped at all 6 points: 1. Tee Kong, 2. Pun Tao Kong Ma, 3. Nong Bua Shrine, 4. Tee Chu Eia, 5. Phra Sangkachai, 6. Chang Nguan Suai, then walk to the Kao Liap Bridge, which is believed to be the point of connection to heaven and the point where the gods will know what you have prayed for. When you are done, you should come to say goodbye to the Chao Pu-Ya Shrine and bring back 2 oranges. Near the Chao Pu-Ya Shrine is the Thai-Chinese Cultural Center. The outside area is divided into “Morality Garden of a Thousand Years, 24 Gratitudes” amidst auspicious trees such as dragon beard trees, willow trees, black bamboo trees, Chinese firecrackers, swans, etc., including the emperor koi pond. The lotus pond is decorated with high relief sculptures telling the story of the legendary 24 great filial pieties of China, with Thai and Chinese narrations. Inside the Morality Museum, exhibits the story of Chinese-Thai people who settled in Udon Thani Province 120 years ago through a 3D film about the origins of the power of faith in the deities of the grandfathers and grandmothers, the story of past business and trade, the gathering of 9 organizations, 11 surnames, etc. It is interesting and worth a visit if you have time. #ReviewUdonThani #UdonThani #ShrineofGrandfathersAndGrandmothers

Located in the Red Lotus Sea in Udon Thani, (Nong Han Kumphawapi) is the most beautiful season. First arrive in Udon Thani, Thailand, then drive 40 minutes to the lake. 300 to 500 baht can be chartered, then enjoy the Egret flying by, the beauty of the red lotus in the lake.

If you're seeking inspiration or feel like the universe is sending you signals, this trip is the answer! Each destination is not just "beautiful" but radiates energy and has "something" you can truly feel. Stop 1: Pu Ya Shrine, Udon Thani This is the starting point of a true spiritual journey. Pu Ya Shrine is not just an ordinary shrine but a spiritual center for the people of Udon Thani. Visitors come to pay respects and seek blessings for prosperity. The air is filled with the scent of incense, and the sound of prayers echoes throughout the day. The atmosphere is serene and full of faith. Don't miss tying a red cloth and making wishes for work, wealth, and luck—it truly works wonders! Stop 2: Wat Kham Chanod The legendary land of the Naga. Just stepping onto the wooden bridge leading to Kham Chanod Island gives you chills that are hard to explain. Towering Chanod trees create a mysterious, shaded ambiance, like stepping into another world. The sound of the wind rustling through the leaves feels like whispers saying, "This place holds power." For those who believe in the Naga, the energy here is palpable. You must experience it for yourself. Visit in the morning before the sun gets too strong to fully embrace the peaceful and mystical vibe. Stop 3: Pu Ue Lue Nakarat Shrine, Bueng Kan Another spiritual hotspot in Bueng Kan that Naga devotees must visit! Located by the Mekong River, the shrine offers stunning views and a refreshing breeze. The golden Naga statue is magnificent, and the gentle sound of water hitting the riverbank creates a calming atmosphere. Pu Ue Lue Shrine is renowned for blessings of luck and success. If you're seeking positive energy, this is a must-visit spot! Highlight of the trip: Naka Cave, Bueng Kan Prepare your mind, body, and faith! This is not just a "tourist spot" but a test of your spiritual strength and endurance. Naka Cave is located in Phu Langka National Park, with a hiking trail of about 3-4 kilometers, taking 3-4 hours round trip. Sounds tough, right? It is! But once you reach the highlight, you'll feel like you've stepped into the Naga's kingdom. The rock formations resemble giant snake scales, so realistic you'll think it's CGI. Some rocks even look like the "head of a Naga," massive and seemingly asleep in the forest. Every step you take fills you with faith, tranquility, and a mystical energy that seeps into your soul. Tips: • Book your slot in advance via the "QueQ" app. • Prepare physically as the trail is challenging but the views are absolutely worth it. • Bring water, a hat, good shoes, and an open heart to embrace the power of nature. Photos from Naka Cave are true rare items! They're not just beautiful but carry stories, energy, and a mystical charm unlike anywhere else in Thailand. In summary, this trip is not just a regular vacation but a journey into the land of the Naga, filled with faith, positive energy, and breathtaking nature that leaves you speechless. If you're looking for a classy spiritual trip with stunning views and a mysterious vibe, make this trip happen before you miss out on connecting with fellow spiritual travelers.

“Action indicates intention, negotiation indicates thought, contemplation indicates wisdom.” 🙏Phra Chao Yai Lue Chai - Located at Wat Amnat, Tambon Amnat, Amphoe Lue Amnat, Amnat Charoen Province - It is an ancient Buddha image that has been with the city of Amnat, hence the name of Wat Amnat. - It is a Buddha image in the temple’s chapel. - It is a sacred Buddha image that will grant your wishes and wishes. 🙏How to make a wish - The temple will provide a bowl of bai si or a bowl of five for you. - Put money in the bowl of bai si (whatever you want to put in). - Pray for your wish. 🙏Phi Hires Mor Lam - The meaning is that if your wish is fulfilled, someone will hire a Mor Lam for the ghost to watch. 🙏Inside the temple, there is a chapel, a Naga cave, and a beautiful waterfall. It is very worth visiting. #triptakesyoutoflyandaskfornewyearblessings #Trip.com #triptakesyoutoflyandtravelinChina #openthechurchdoorandaskforblessings #Phra Chao Yai Lue Chai #Wat Amnat #Lue Amnat District #Amnat Charoen Province #Pleasefollow #TravelingDhammaBhikkhu

The Pu-Ya Shrine 🏮 is located on the edge of Nong Bua 🌊 in the heart of Udon Thani. It is a sacred place that has been important to the Chinese-Thai people and Udon Thani people for a long time. This shrine stands out with its bright red Chinese architecture 🎎 that creates a mystical and elegant atmosphere. Inside the shrine, there are Pu-Ya statues, which are highly revered by people who come to pray for various things, such as 💰 luck 🧧 love 💖 or health 💪 In addition to its sacredness, the Pu-Ya Shrine is also a great place to come for a walk and relax 💆♂️ because it is next to Nong Bua with a cool breeze 🌿. Inside the shrine, there is also a pond of emperor koi 🐟 where you can feed the fish to enhance your fortune in terms of wealth, as well as a sacred tree 🎋 where people like to write prayers and hang them to make wishes come true. Every year during the Chinese New Year and the Chinese Ghost Festival 🏮, this shrine is especially lively. There are traditional Chinese rituals 🔥 and magnificent lion dances 🦁 that attract people from all over the country to come and worship and enhance their fortunes. If you are looking for a place to pray that is both sacred and has a good atmosphere 📸, the shrine of the grandfather and grandmother is another destination that should not be missed! 🚀✨ #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelingToChina #UdonThani #SpiritualTravel

I went back home to Udon Thani during the Chinese New Year and visited the shrine of my ancestors. The ceremony was very beautiful and convenient.

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Udon Thani is another province with charm, culture and interesting tourist attractions. This is one of the new festivals held at the Pu Ya Shrine in Udon Thani. It is an event with a Chinese cultural feel, with shops opening and Chinese opera performances. It is decorated with red lanterns, which matches Chinese architecture.

#Beautiful photo spot Located on San Chao Neramit Road, Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Mueang Udon Thani District, Udon Thani Open 09:00-18:00 It is a sacred shrine where people like to worship, make wishes, and do various activities. Importantly, it is also next to Wang Matcha Nong Bua Public Park. The atmosphere is very good. There is also a Thai-Chinese Cultural Center that is decorated to make you want to dress up in Chinese clothes to take pictures.

If you go to Udon, you must stop by to pay homage.